kurmanjí subdialect spoken in western parts of kurdistan and central anatolia

hello to all forum this is my first post. you KAL have nice works, thanks! I would wrote about a kurmanjí subdialect spoken in western parts of kurdistan, central anatolia. its also similar to xorasan kurmanjí. mostly they speak with thick vowels in westest parts of kurdistan and in central anatolia. the "A" from other kurdish dialects is read thick as between kurdish O and A (as in persian), E is read A, È is read generaly E, so i wrote the È sound that doesn't sound E as Ê. but there are also some regions who speak with same vowels as other kurmanjí dialects. Also the grammar/vocabulary shifts from other kurmanjí dialects with some similarities to other dialects.

I wrote in my own accent (we shift many D, B in kurmanjí to pressed-T and -P. but most other speak like other kurmaní dialects)

tenses/cases example
Ez tikim: I do
Ew tike (dike): he/she/it do
Ezí/ezé tikime: I am doing ( the english am/are/is is here "-e" suffix.... -í comes after masc. subject and -é after fem. or plu. subject )
Ewé/Ewa bike: He/She will do (-é for masc. or plu. subject, -a for fem. subject)
Ewí/ewé bikeye (-eye faster spoken as just é): He/She is going to do (-í for masc. subject, -é for plu. or fem.)

example sentences:
naví min kurdistan e: my name is kurdistan
Ezí terime malé xe: I(masc.) am going to my home
Kurki miné mezinin: My children are older.
Kurké tilízéne: the children are playing

If the word "kurd" is a noun:
Ez kurdim: I'm kurd
Ez kurdikim: I'm a kurd